Walmart Supercentre

Shopping at this Walmart is easy, friendly staff and things are easy to find

In general, I like this store as I get most of the stuff I need at this store. Here is why I am deducting a couple of points:1. Lack of product awareness: I opted for the Walmart Credit Card at self checkout. The gentleman who was telling me about the card could not tell me if I would get the rewards card or the world master card. I felt I was eligible for the world card as I fulfill all criteria but they still have me the world card. I know the store does not control it but I didn’t get any clear answers on why I was given the lower card. So the place that sold me the card should own the experience and thus loose the point for it.2. Carelessness: when the staff was helping me with the application, she asked for my Drivers License which I provided. While I did receive the card at my home address, she had keyed it incorrectly by putting “…Parkway…” instead of “…Park Drive…”. So when I registered it online and created an online account, I noticed and fixed the discrepancy but my card got blocked. Took me a couple of days and a few calls to get it fixed.

It's okay, but I'm struggling to give more than that. It's huge, it's got most things you could need, and there is ample parking for lots of cars. Some of the food seemed hit and miss, some croissants we got that were unopened had gone off about a week before expiry date. When we asked about finding a particular product, we ended up asking 3 different staff members and got 3 different responses. Compared to other shopping we did on our holiday, this one was the most disappointing.

This store is not the best of the Walmarts I have shopped at in the Halton Region. Burlington has been Walmarts and I also prefer others in the Hamilton region. This location has historically always been poor with their stocking. It is quite often that I go there and only get about 3/4 of what's on my list because many of the shelves are empty and sometimes it's months before they are restocked. This is not Covid-related, though, as this has been a problem for many, many years (although I'm sure now it's been exacerbated by Covid and supply-chain issues). The store is also poorly staffed in terms of cashiers, and always has been. Before they installed the self-checkouts, they would have only a few cash registers open but ~15 cash registers sitting there closed, and very long line-ups. Now they expect you to check out the items yourself, but prices are not any lower despite them saving on staffing and making their customers do their own scanning and bagging (in fact, they have gone up recently). I also noticed that they are not bagging for customers anymore. I always had brought my own bags and they would bag for me, but now they make you do it yourself. As usual, the public gets little for more money. If you are able to travel to Mississauga or Burlington, I would bypass this location and go to one in those cities instead.

The store is located in Smart Centres Oakville and has lots of parking spots available. It is a big well-maintained superstore and they have been keeping it clean, especially during Covid-19 pandemic.It has a great collection of fresh vegetables and fruits. You also can find many cookware, clothing, cosmetics and entertainment options here.The staff are helpful and friendly.

The store had a good selection of products, and the prices were reasonable. I was able to find everything I needed and didn't have any trouble with the quality of the items I purchased.It would have been nice to have more cashiers available, especially for customers who prefer to pay with cash or need assistance with their purchases. I understand that self-checkout can be faster and more efficient, but it's not always the best option for everyone.Overall, I would give Walmart a three-star rating. While the store itself was fine, the lack of available cashiers and reliance on self-checkout machines detracted from my shopping experience.

Good Customer ServiceWe were at Walmart looking for a specific item we could not find. Not surprised because this store is huge and has everything. So we went to customer service for help. The gentleman there helped us look for the item online and took us right to it to take a look because he was super busy and had to sort through 2 shopping carts filled with items, he brought these to the back with him. He pushed both carts and walked super fast because he needed to get stuff done. Multitasking, hardworking and dedicated loyalty to his company. We forgot to get his name. Thank you for your assistance.

Online on Walmart, the De’Longhi Stilosa Espresso Machine is $128 but in store they have the identical machine selling for $145. The woman working at customer service refused to price match even though my cashier told me they price match at customer service. I was the only one in line at 10am so it's not like I was holding up a long line of people.The woman told me she couldn't check if they were the same machine. I showed her the price and item online and showed her that I had the available at Oakville store" button selected. She told/lied to me that there was no way for staff to check if the item I was showing her was even in stock in the store lol. She told me that I would have to buy it on their website to get the deal so I bought it for $128 on Amazon.I am honestly not sure if the woman was being lazy and vengeful or was simply extremely dimwitted. Either way

I just went to this Walmart store after being released from hospital with my new born baby and husband in the car to pick up a breast pump along with other breast pumping items. There was only one unit of the particular pump I wanted and the price underneath read $119. I took a picture of this as it might have appeared to be a different pumps price. I took a picture of all the pumps on the shelves. The particular pump I was going to purchase was no where priced or labeled on the shelve. When I went to cash out they advised the price was 450. I showed the photo of the shelves. The manger went and looked. She then called the store supervisor. They refused to honour the price. As they said a “customer” could have put it there. However there was no original price anywhere on the shelves (as evidence of my photo). So it would have not been possible for a customer to move this. The store supervisor advised how policies have changed and they don’t need to honour this as they now have policies that protect the consumer and the store. I have since called Walmart corporate and advised them of the situation and I have been advised I will hear a “satisfactory” response within 48-72hrs.